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Movie Trivia Questions #38 MOVIE TRIVIA QUESTIONS #38 ( www.TriviaChamp.com ) 1> Who sang the theme song to the 1979 James Bond movie, "Moonraker"? a. Tina Turner b. Shirley Bassey c. Bette Middler d. Barbara Streisand 2> Which of the following movies features monsters called "Grievers"? a. The Hobbit b. Divergent c. The Maze Runner d. Avatar 3> In the 2005 film, Nanny McPhee, what is the name of the family that Nanny is trying to help? a. Duncan b. Billings c. Smith d. Brown 4> Who plays Queen Elizabeth in the Academy Award winning movie "The King's Speech"? a. Laoise Murray b. Anne Marie Duff c. Cate Blanchett d. Helena Bonham Carter 5> Who plays the part of Tonto in the 2013 version of "The Lone Ranger"? a. Brad Pitt b. John Reid c. Butch Cavendish d. Johnny Depp 6> What kind of monster is the subject of the 2012 film "Dark Shadows"? a. Vampires b. Werewolves c. Aliens d. Zombies 7> In what movie does Angelina Jolie play the part of Elise Clifton-Ward? a. A mighty Heart b. The Good Shepherd c. Wanted d. The Tourist 8> What is the name of the character that Matt Damon plays in the 2006 film "The Good Shepherd"? a. Steve Butler b. Scott Thorston c. Cubby Hurlihy d. Edward Wilson 9> In what year was the action thriller film "Unstoppable" released? a. 2005 b. 1997 c. 2010 d. 2001 10> In which movie would you meet the character of Robert McCall? a. Deja Vu b. The Equalizer c. The Book of Eli d. The Great Debaters 11> Which of these movies is set in Franklin County? a. The Book of Eli b. Lawless c. Blade d. Inception 12> Released in 2011, which movie features the character George Smiley? a. Sniper b. RED c. The Thin Red Line d. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy 13> Which of these movies features a battle against King Hyperion? a. The Prince of Persia b. Clash of the Titans c. Immortals d. 300 14> Which movie is about a young man stealing a dead man's identity? a. The Man Who Never Was b. Ghost c. The Stranger d. 13 15> Whom does Gerard Butler play in the 2006 movie "300"? a. Astinos b. Dilios c. King Leonidas d. Theron 16> Which of the following films that featured Jack Nicholson was the first to be released? a. The Border b. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest c. Hoffa d. The shinning Answers: 1> Shirley Bassey - Moonraker was the third of three Bond films for which the theme song was performed by Shirley Bassey. 2> The Maze Runner - Directed by Wes Ball, The Maze Runner was released in 2014. 3> Brown - The role of Nanny McPhee is played by Emma Thompson. 4> Helena Bonham Carter - Carter also played the part of Mrs. Lovett in the hit movie Sweeney Todd. 5> Johnny Depp - The part of the Lone Ranger was played by John Reid. 6> Vampires - Dark Shadows was directed by Tim Burton. 7> The Tourist - The Tourist was released in 2010. 8> Edward Wilson - The Good Shepherd also starred Alec Baldwin and Robert De Niro. 9> 2010 - The movie starred Chris Pine and Denzel Washington. 10> The Equalizer - The role of Robert McCall was played Denzel Washington. 11> Lawless - Released in 2012, Lawless was directed by John Hillcoat. 12> Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy - The part of George is played by Gary Oldman. 13> Immortals - Released in 2011, Immortals stars Mickey Rourke and Henry Cavill. 14> 13 - Released in 2010, 13 was written and directed by Gela Babuani. 15> King Leonidas - The part of the Queen is played by Lena Headley. 16> One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - The One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest was released in 1975. The questions provided on this page and on the Trivia Champ website are for personal use only. NOT free for publication in any form including newsletters, applications and/or on websites without prior written permission from TriviaChamp.com Source: Movie Trivia Questions E38 - TriviaChamp.com .
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